but hanna's owner agreed to the arrangement and it was indeed a singular arrangement. now the fact that robert and hanna were allowed to do these things says much about their aspirations, it says much about their owners, and also about the place where they lived. now the civil war began with the firing on ft. sumpter in charleston harbor in 1961, and those shots would usher in the next phases of robert small's biography and the other panelists are going to discuss those themes and those faces with you now, i appreciate your attention. [ applause ] >> well moving right along, i would like just a little musing before i get into talking about robert smalls and the civil war, very remarkable man, obviously as dr. powers mentioned, influenced by his mother. he is going to be able to take advantage of situations and for him, you can say it's a little bit of luck, just happens to fall into the right place with the right free people, he is going to be able to really expand upon his position within the low country, within south carolina, and eventually within the nation. he is

but, hanna's owner agreed to the arrangement and it was a singular arrangement. the fact that robert and hanna were allowed to do these things says much about their aspirations and much about their owners and also about the place where they lived. the civil war began with the firing on sump ter in 1861. and those shots would usher in the next facphases of the biog y biography. the panel will discuss those faces with you now. i appreciate your attention. [ applause ] >> well moving right along. just amusing before i get into talking about robert smalls and the civil war. very remarkable man. he is going to be able to take advantage of situations. for him, you could say it is a little bit of luck, it happened to fall into the right place. he is going to be able to expand upon his position within the low country within south carolina and eventually within the nation. he is going to be part of at the start of the civil war of a massive workforce that the confederacy counted onto sustain the new nation the workforce made up of slaves will do everything and in his case

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that killed her father analysis. 41-year-old solomon nouri and his daughter was killed. 21-year-old hanna yesterday they held a fundraiser for hanna to make sure she stays on track in school. >>> and they received envelopes and it was sent to union city, berkeley san leandro and oakland on friday and a 6th envelope arrived at a san francisco area. they tested the powder in all envelopes and authorities say it was harmless. >>> we are checking out the traffic getting up to highway 17 and as you drive through san jose no major problems except for on the corner of washington. let's go back to the desk. >>> a police officer is in the hospital after crashing his patrol car. we will bring you an update and the story you will only see on 2. >>> san jose police, what officers are saying about the investigation into a deadly shooting. >>> and we will have your forecasted highs in two minutes.

hanna was with them but survived. organizers tell us he worked hard for his family. >> [ inaudible ] >>> fundraiser will provide money for hanna's education. >>> planning your week and day let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning. ly doppler active, thunderstorms in the sacramento valley towards the sierra nevada, weak system pushing through the bay area also enhancing marine layer bringing breezy winds from san jose up towards the delta. right now you can see the storms north of sacramento around kings beep back home the low clouds and fog around the bay this morning, a -- bit of a breeze, starting out with 60s inland east bay 60s at our coast areas of fog by noon, 60s and upper 70s inland and it will be again upper 80s to low 90s in the warmest inland valleys coming down another five to seven degrees today by the evening should be nice with more fog along the coast if you are plan the next couple of days the cooling trend going to continue knocking off another five degrees tomorrow inland and t

han hanna hobbs took the picture and posted it to facebook.g me with the ceo of bennigan's. welcome and good morning. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> you're at work at your texas restaurant, and the guy says i want a pint of beer not for myself, but for my friend. >> he came in and ordered two pints. he drank one. had one next to him. he ate. when he was ready to go, he asked me for another beer and to give it to a stranger from frantzis. yes, it was pretty neat. >> i understand you got more of the back story. you read the note, and you didn't want to pour it out. >> no. we closed at 10:00. i think i poured it out at about 11:30. >> you took a picture of it. >> yeah, but not before you took the picture and posted it on facebook. >> yeah. >> talk about the reaction. let me just read some of the reaction here. very special photo, hanna. i am a marine, so it holds a special place in my heart. thank you for posting this about my late brother-in-law. he was truly one of the greatest people i ever met. my sister loves that you did this. he will ne

they are starting a fund raising for -- funds raising for hanna so she continues to go to school. >> organizers say it will be used to buy her a laptop and the rest will be put into a college fund. the man driving the car was speeding and so far no charges have been filed. >>> she will run for the supervisor's seat. lockyer was appointed -- somebody was a pointed to fill the vac cabs i. -- vacancy. >>> mary pled guilty to shop lifting from them man marcus store. >>> i want to bring up my maps something we can't see with our cameras and that would be a crash, and this crash involved an overturned vehicle, this is a popular route and if you are driving from the bridge, just be aware fire units were on the scene. this is a look as you head west and traffic is moving nicely as you head down to the toll plaza. westbound traffic looks good nothing major just yet getting into san francisco. that traffic is also having a good start getting up to highway 17. >>> area of high pressure coming up from the south triggering some lightning activity off tracy stockton -- and this will continue to mo

jungle jack himself jack hanna. when politicians attack. a congresswoman versus a war hero. >> you know what, she's running for congress. >> i think that mr. walsh is being very irresponsible in his words. >> tonight, tammy duckworth fights back at congressman joe wash who accused her of making too much out of her war record. plus, michael phelps, mark spitz. i'll get him to set the record straight, who's the best, spitz or phelps? >> the peak of both your power, who would win? i would like to say selfishly maybe i'd beat him. >> inspiring advice for today's olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a ark and a mountain lion. are the

(mom)"right now we have some of our bipolar sweet corn for sale"amy hanna steiner says...verything on display was picked this morning... (voice only)"right here we have tomatoes" this farm (pull book-flip pages?)has been in one family....(flipping pages)"this is my great great grandfather." for five generations. (amy)"its a very long history.."but a closer look at the fields.... this year.... may show a crop they would rather.. forget. (showing bad crops)"the intense heat and mostly the humidity of late.. has set in a fungus.. a rust.. "((cover with closer green bean shots))"right now.. the greenbeans were getting way less then a quarter of what we should be getting. " and fifteen percent of the corn is destroyed because of the summers.. record breaking heat. (showing corn)"we have some like this obviously... the full ear has not produced." fridays light rain may help salvage some produce: (shows brooke eating)"you wanna help mommy over here" while her daughter enjoys the earths best... amy eliminate the worst... (while picking peppers)"our yields are down were just thankf

hanna: thank you, mr. chair. i would first like to thank the chairman and the ranking member for the good work on this bill. i'm inclined to support the underlying bill but believe it could be and should be strengthened through this amendment. the department of defense faces more than 10 million cyberattacks every day. the damage and frequency of these attacks have been rapidly increasing over recent years. attacks against our networks caused our businesses more than $1 trillion per year in loss in intellectual property resulting from theft of innovation and real damages to our economy and cost of american jobs. for example, a cyberattack in march of 2011 against the military contractor resulted in the loss of 24,000 defense files. the secretary of defense, leon panetta, has stated that 60,000 new software programs are identified every day which threaten our security, our economy, our citizens and our military. high-tech threats require high-tech defenses to combat the attacks that face our armed services on the

it's time for the good the bad and the very very low chaotically ugly the good congressman richard hanna in their view with the syracuse post standard had a republican blast of this party he told the paper quote i have to say that i'm frustrated by how much we mean the republican party are willing to give deferential treatment to our extremists in this moment in history they went on to say we render ourselves incapable of governing when we all do what we all do is take severe sides let's see incapable of governing yeah i would say that about sums up the last two years in the house of representatives the bad senator mitch mcconnell mcconnell is making good on his promise to filibuster every judicial nominee of president obama yesterday he led the charge in filibustering the very uncontroversial or non-controversial nomination of robert bacharach nominated to the u.s. tenth circuit court of appeals in oklahoma say our courts are woefully understaffed yet rather than doing something about it mitch mcconnell is content on just being a jackass and the very very ugly another jackass rep steve

today hanna and madeline are happy, healthy 13-year-olds. and according to stacy, quote, my children now have protections from insurance discrimination based on their pre-existing cancer condition. they will never have to feel rescissions of their insurance policy if they get sick. they can look forward to lower health insurance cost and preventive care. we passed the affordable care act for people like stacy, hanna and madeline, we passed it for some of the people we heard from today at an earlier meeting and, madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to submit their statements for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. pelosi: thank you. i urge my colleagues to think about them and to think about stacy and her children when they cast a vote to take away their rights and protections. here's what the affordable care act is about. strengthening the middle class, honoring the entrepreneurial spirit of our country, putting medical decisions in the hands of patients and their doctors. this is about innovation, prevention, welln

. >> susan and her 6-year-old daughter hanna lost everything. >> she just looked at me and she's likeant to go home. >> do you want to go home too? >> yeah. >> and leaving my house, for probably the last time. >> that is tuesday, thousands fled the flames, from a monster that swallowed 200 homes. >> there's no house, there's no place you can call home. >> reporter: with thousands allowed to return home for just a few hours on sunday, the lucky wednesday found a house still standing while their neighbors sifted through rubble. >> it's gone. it's gone. >> for susan sullidge, the loss is devastating. two years ago her husband and her son passed away. >> my son just sent me a text from afghanistan and he said, we still have our memories. my kids grew up there. >> brent cannon, nbc bay area news. >> it's horrible, i mean all of us have been on the ground covering those disasters. and that's probably the hardest part of seeing people go back to what they lost. it's heart breaking. >>> les take a look at our weather this week. >> we do have things warming up, our fire danger is going to be m

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junior's championship. 14-year-old hanna o'sullivan qualified for the u.s. women's open.he tied for 144th. after tomorrow's second round, qualifying you have to be in the top 64 to enter top play. jessica, i missed you. >> he never says that when i go away. i thought we were like that. >> you two will bond together in london. >> jim,ly see you in london. >> for a full half hour of local sports coverage, you >>> tonight at 1 # success, rights a valuable commodity and it just might help prostate cancer. we'll take you inside hacker 40s tells, what they're used for and are they even legal? >> we also have local news coverage at 10:00. >> the reason to celebrate at yahoo tonight, we're going to take a closer look at the big news in tech and what it means for the two tech giants, we're going to meet the man who helped design the rock climbing system on that new mars rover. >> those pictures of mars are incredible. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the

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hanna for hannah's education. and we want to take a minute tonight to say thank you, bay area. you helped raise thousands of dollars for bay area foster children just by liking abc7 news on fates book. just -- facebook. a few of our new fans were lie law h, dennis w from santa rosa and pat g from santa clara. thank you very much. and you can still make a difference and maybe get mentioned on the news. just like abc7 news on facebook right now and $1 will be donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. a great program there. >> absolutely. >>> leigh glaser here, and we are experiencing cooling off. >> we are experiencing cooling off. and we will definitely feel it the next couple days. man, is it warm inland. we will check out the temperatures inland, but from the high definition rooftop cam, you will see the pyramid there and lots of clear skies. the fog is off the coast, but it is due back in here later on this evening. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. you can get a sense that we are clear right now. we have had pockets of fog develop here and there, but it is not amount

women open cupertino hanna 0sullivan opening round 4 over par 76. 14-year-old among the youngest playerso qualify for the ope open. begins freshman year in cupertino in august. south korea park had the shot of the day open par 5. third shot lands on the green then rolls all the way to the bottom of the cup for eagle. she's one over for the tournament. michelle wie long putt on 6 but 2 over she's 5 shots back. l gone sol necessary a 3 way tie for the lead threat under put putting for birdie on this and get into the hotel. christine topping the board. thompson and lee all one swing back. men at the green brier classic in west virginia. after telling the caddie to take the we've off steve changed his mind so with his wife nickie carrying his bag stricker shot a 1 under par 69. she is the good wife. tiger is trying to win for the second straight week but 8 off the pace. he double bogey 17 around to 71. bird made birdie on 3 of the last 4 hole for 6 underscore he's one shot behind leader singe. first open in monterey. 80 junior golfers from first tee program around the country paird with play

jack hanna is the director emeritus at the columbus zoo and aquarium. he's outside the venetian in scottsdale, arizona, and has a um could of his alligators with him. jack, welcome. >> good to be here, nice to see you, piers. >> it appears to be quite a worrying time at the moment for attacks by animals. what do you make of what's going on? people are trying to equate the overheating, in other words, the extreme high temperatures we're getting, with this spate of attacks by animals. do you see that correlation? >> right. i see the correlation only from the high heat and the weather affects the food chain of these animals. it could be the fish for the alligator. the berries for the bears. betters came down much earlier because there wasn't much snow. really, the food source is what i think the temperatures affect. not necessarily the animals. almost lost my life to a gator once. i don't think the temperature of the water makes any difference to a gator. it's a matter of food source. people leaving food out. we can get to that when you ask me the question

. >> reporter: hanna will spend the next year studying in omam. >> i think america is kind of a bubblehink it's important for people to go outside that bubble. >> reporter: later she might work for the state department or an ngo. whatever she does -- >> i want to spend the rest of my life speaking arabic. >> reporter: these students are learning chinese, arabic, hindi and persian, what the u.s. government calls critical languages. that's why the kids don't pay tuition. the cost is covered by a federal grant. >> we need speakers of these languages if we're going to do business with the r

today hanna and madeline are happy, healthy 13-year-olds. and according to stacy, quote, my children now have protections from insurance discrimination based on their pre-existing cancer condition. they will never have to feel rescissions of their insurance policy if they get sick. they can look forward to lower health insurance cost and preventive care. we passed the affordable care act for people like stacy, hanna and madeline, we passed it for some of the people we heard from today at an earlier meeting and, madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to submit their statements for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. pelosi: thank you. i urge my colleagues to think about them and to think about stacy and her children when they cast a vote to take away their rights and protections. here's what the affordable care act is about. strengthening the middle class, honoring the entrepreneurial spirit of our country, putting medical decisions in the hands of patients and their doctors. this is about innovation, prevention, welln

jungle jack himself jack hanna. when politicians attack. a congresswoman versus a war hero. >> you know what, she's running for congress. >> i think that mr. walsh is being very irresponsible in his words. >> tonight, tammy duckworth fights back at congressman joe wash who accused her of making too much out of her war record. plus, michael phelps, mark spitz. i'll get him to set the record straight, who's the best, spitz or phelps? >> the peak of both your power, who would win? i would like to say selfishly maybe i'd beat him. >> inspiring advice for today's olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this mo

gop congressman richard hanna told a new york paper, i'm frustrated by how much we, i mean the republicanwilling to give deferential treatment to our extremes in the -- in this moment in history. no wonder these republicans are frustrated. they have been hearing more and more extreme rhetoric from the far right of their party. from politicians like tea party senate candidate richard murdoch who is refusing to even talk about compromise. >> i don't think there is going to be a lot of successful compromise. hence have you the deadlock we have today. what i said about compromise and bipartisanship is i hope to build a conservative majority in the united states senate so bipartisanship becomes democrats joining republicans to roll back the size of government, reduce the bureaucracy, lower taxes, and get america moving again. the fact is you never compromise on principles. >> another extreme tea partier, ted cruz is poised to win the republican senate primary in texas today. extreme takeover of the gop is real. and there's a serious cost to the american people. joining me now is victoria, fell

three inches of rain fell in south charlotte in less than hanna hour. i'm gregg jarrett.eanine pirro live from aurora, colorado. for all your latest headlines, fox news .com. >>> make no mistake this apartment was designed i say based on everything i have seen to kill whoever entered it, okay. and who was most likely to enter that location after he planned and executed this horrific i'm? it was going be a police officer, okay. make no mistake about it what was going on there and if you think we are angry we sure as hell are angry. >> judge jeanine: chief oates. the bomb squad disarmed the multiple booby traps at accused shooter's aurora apartment hoping to find clues to his motive but without destroying evidence. >>> guys thanks for being with us this evening. i'm going to start with you, kevin. the fact that he wanted so much to create more havoc at a second crime scene. what does that tell you, kevin, about the mindset of this guy? >> he wanted to make a statement that he would be rear remembered as one of the previous guests already mentioned. this was going to be the

i'm ready for some hanna montana coon repellent. bite me now.'t think so. >> i don't even know what to say about that. i don't even know what's going on. >> ow, ow. >> he sprayed himself with something. >> well, yeah. >> yeah, i don't know. >> yeah, you know what, sometimes -- >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's just too much, huh? >> uh-huh, yeah. >> okay. a number of high-profile hollywood stars have embraced the church of scientology over the years. has scientology's pursuit of big celebrities helped or hurt the church? an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> gary tuchman's been investigating a religious school facing allegations of abuse. young students who say they were forced to panhandle. >>> tonight, a new report in our "ungodly discipline" series. facing allegations of abuse. this time, there's another layer to the story

. >> r hanna mechanics get in front of the roller-coaster and push it back all of the rightist got off market will tran is on the scene at the birth of the stadium. >> had been you will >> >>will: this is the first of thousands of beams of will be installed for the framework of the stadium. it will take about a billion dollars to complete. why is this project: to be more unique than any other? >> rear and the heart of silicon valley. it is an open air stadium. and from a fan experience of a be a great stadium. >> you are involved with the dallas cowboys stadium. halases when to be better than that? >> there in texas and this is in the bay area which has beautiful weather. this'll be the best place in the united states to watch a game of football. >>will: well there is a good feeling from the higher receipts as well? >> from a van perspective you can come here and in jure a gay kid there at all the seeds have a good feeling. >> we're putting our video board on the ends of the field where they should go. and as they say and watches the game they've been able to look up and see every play

let's bring in mark hanna and deedee binky. >> it is one of obama's excellent adventures. this is where we are yet again. we are wasting all this money. we should be focusing on the oil that we can drill offshore in louisiana and also our natural gas and coal. we've got a source for our own energy. why are we wasting our taxpayer dollars? shannon: they said it is all about wind and solar and trying to help the people of africa. >> it is humanitarian grid we are at an eight year high for oil and gas drilling and production in the united states. we are at a 16 year low for our dependence on foreign sources of oil. the government and the president support oil and gas. but yes, they absolutely support wind and solar and geothermal clean sources of energy. it will be the next generation. if you look at this historically, the coal industry would not exist if it were not for the government support in the 1800s. the nuclear industry was buoyed by government loans that happened after world war ii. let's not mention the $2.5 billion in taxes and subsidies that were given to oil and

megyn: joining me now is mark hanna, a former aide to john kerry and barack obama campaigns.o is the founder of icon radio network and the radio host of the ben ferguson show. hello to both of you. >> hello. megyn: there you have david axelrod saying it's not really so much that we have been negative, but that we have been portrayed as negative by the other side. let me start with you on this as a democrat, mark. is that true? is that fair? >> there is enough blame to go around. there is no question whatsoever that this is a symptom of a larger problem of negativity in our clinical system that has run amok and rent it. it is greatly unprecedented. we wonder why fewer than 50%, in some cases, people participate in presidential elections and it is completely because of the negativity. >> they are disgusted. he did say that the super pac that were supporting mitt romney are the ones that are attacking president obama, and that is true. megyn: well, there are super pacs on both sides. they are very negative. both sides are very negative. >> but i think that what you're saying now

. >>> we are wishing good luck to local golf sensation, hanna o'sullivan. she is one of the youngest golfers to qualify for the u.s. women's open that begins tomorrow in wisconsin. >>> danville's 4th of july parade kicks off in one hour. we have more from along the parade route. lorraine, people arrive early to stake off those spots. >> reporter: yes, as early as six a.m. this morning, mike. i got the very difficult job today of enjoying a 4th of july parade for work. you can see thousands of lawn chairs already set up here. the parade starts in just about 60 minutes. i have already seen some scouts out here and some law enforcement, some dogs and it is shaping up to be a really beautiful morning out here. this is what thousands of spectators are in store for this morning. here is a look at last year's 4th of july parade. every year local veterans and activity military are a big part of the celebration. more than 40,000 people are expected to take in the parade. it runs from hart and railroad avenue and end at san ramon valley boulevard and sycamore road. f

megyn: mark hanna, one of the things governor romney was focused on there are pending cuts to the militaryl face at the end of this year if something isn't done. he kept referring to them, or referred to them as the president's radical cuts. is that really accurate though? >> no, it is absolutely not accurate. what startles me and should irk everybody watching right now the level to which the republican party is willing to propose cuts to veterans funding while they're giving the defense department and military spending increased allocation. there was a recent allocation for the defense department where the defense department was asking for about $680 billion. congress gave them 8 billion more than they even asked for. all the while as the president mentioned in his speech yesterday he proposing these ground-breaking transformative new ways of supporting veterans and soldiers who have gone to war to support us and it is republicans in congress who are voting against that. so i think there is a real discrepancy here between what is the priority of the republican party right now and we need

hanna: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 4157, the preserving america's farm act. i am pleased to co-sponsor this legislation this rule, had it been enacted, would be one more sad example of how far our government is willing to go to protect us from ourselves. if there's anything america's family farms act would protect the -- the preserving america's family farms act would prohibit the department of labor from issuing a rule to prohibit children from working on their family farms. like many children, i spent many summers working on my grandparents' modest dairy farm in new york. my grandfather -- by my grandfather's side i learned personal responsibility, accountability, gained character and a sense of accomplishment, as well as the pride and dignity that results from a day's work. my family farm would not have been economically viable if my younger cousins and i had not worked and assisting -- and assisted during harvest and milking. i'm concerned that the police chief in personal acc

there will be it remarks from john hanna. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> let's get started. there are a few people outside. i am the president of this foundation. i want to welcome everyone. thank you for being here. i am glad that we plan this foundation for the defense of democracy. most people are probably familiar with us. in the aftermath of the 911 attacks, we focused on national- security and foreign-policy issues. we worry about terrorism and those machines and ideologies that are seeking the downfall and destruction of the u.s., israel, and other free nations. with that, i will pass the microphone to john. he will moderate. hopefully he will also offer up his own opinion and introduce our guest. thank you. >> ok. thank you. you're not for scheduling the timeliness of these things never ceases to amaze me. this is an extremely time the session. welcome to everyone to this foundation for defense of democracy. it will be a fascinating discussion on the rapidly moving situation and side of syria. over the past week or so, we witnessed a series of extraordinary developme

hanna: it is unfortunately expect -- ms. hanabusa: it is unfortunately expected that it will be repealed again. how sad, madam speaker. how can you face the seniors, the students, the women and children and small business with this level of uncertainty by trying to repeal it again? they are the primary beneficiaries. can you explain why? can you especially explain how this is going to add to the deficit, the c.b.o. says so? $110 billion in 10 years and $1 trillion in 20 years. madam speaker, let's not play politics with one of the most important pieces of legislation that we have passed. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house, madam speaker, for one minute, and to the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. connolly: here are the top 10 reforms the republicans want to repeal tomorrow. the prescription drug savi

and son-in-law died, she was left to raise these four grandsons as well as her 16-year-old daughter hannar hope is gone. >> i was born and raised there. i mean, i made all the childhood friends in that neighborhood. and it's where i've grown up my whole life. it's very hard to see it like that. >> susan's story impacted people from around the country, with hundreds coming forward to offer them help to start over. she knows rebuilding will be difficult for the boys. >> when you realized the home was destroyed and you'll be starting over again in another new house. how did that feel? >> i don't know. it kind of felt scared. >> we're probably going to have a hard time with getting used to it. like we were used to our old house. it has been burned to the ground. >> she isn't sure if she'll rebuild in the old neighborhood. >> how do you live up there? it would be like living in a twilight zone episode. >> she'll search the remains of what's left of her homes for anything to her old life. >> we're going to try to come back in the next couple days and sift through and see if we can find anything